Editorial Policy:

The editorial board of the Journal would gladly publish on the site of “Pra?nik” Belarusian or English texts of young law and political science students. One of the main objectives of our project is to give fl oor to Belarusian legal and political analysis free from colonial mentality. The scope of our authors is not restricted to law and political science students: anyone willing to “think-in-Belarusian-for-Belarus” is invited. The Journal is a volunteering projects, that’s why the editorial staff has no chance to pay author’s emoluments.

While selecting the texts we try to provide opportunity for the voicing of various kinds of ideas, off-centre including. Discrimination on any basis, be it age, nationality, social or academical status is not tolerated. Still we reserve the right to decide whether to publish any text received or not, as well as not to share the opinion of the author and place our commentaries on the texts. The editorial stuff is not accountable for the information placed on the site of the Journal.

Texts in all the three modern variants of the Belarusian language (classical, “narkamaŭka” and lacina) are eligible. The translation of Russian texts into Belarusian is possible only if the editorial stuff finds them highly original. Ukrainian and Polish texts could be considered for publishing.

Please, send your texts, scientific research, reviews to praunik@praunik.org in Microsoft Word or RTF formats. In addition to the text provide some information about yourself: name and surname of the author, place of study or work, a list of latest publications and the sphere of scientifi c interests. Before sending your materials, please, check them carefully. Due to busy schedules of the members of the editorial board proof-reading can delay posting of the article.

Within a week after receiving the text we will contact the author and inform him/her about our decision concerning the text.

We welcome new contributors! Looking forward to your letters!